Fort Collins Murder Case Sets Pearson Trial Date
Fort Collins officers allege Clyde Pearson is the real killer, with Grey as a reluctant youth. Pearson’s trial is set for June 12 before District Judge Neil F. Graham after the DA requested a separate arraignment. Grey pled not guilty. Pearson remains jailed in Greeley with guards due to lynch rumor fears.
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Fort Collins
Clyde BH
Pearson
Conneline Gray
Sherif
Roach
Niels D. Naleen
Deeperado
Grey
Fleming
Neil F. Graham
Greeley
Colorado
Fort Collings
McAfee
Weld County
Pearcon
Graham
L. R. Temple
Thomas YF. Wradshaw
Robert G. Strong
Strong
Waite Found Guilty in Grand Rapids Father-in-law Murder
Dr Arthur Warren Waite is found guilty of murder in the first degree for poisoning his millionaire father in law John E B Peck of Grand Rapids Mich. He is held at Tombs awaiting June 1 sentencing by Justice Shearn to die in the electric chair. The jury deliberated one hour and twenty five minutes.
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New York
Arthur Warren Waite
John EB. Peck
Grand Rapids
Mich
Waite
Tombs
Justice Shearn
Walter Duel
Clara Peck Waite
Dr. Waite
Wyoming reform school robbery charges filed in Worland
Harry Stine and Miles Fitzgerald were arrested on larceny and receiving stolen property charges in Worland Wyoming after alleged exchanges of horses and swine and removal of harness goods supplies and even barn materials from the Wyoming Industrial Institute. The two men posted bonds of 1000 each and are to appear for a preliminary hearing June 20 before Justice of the Peace in Worland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Industrial Institute
Worland
Harry Stine
Institute
Miles Fitzgerald
Harkins
Washakie County
Stis
Fitzgerald
Justice of the Peace
Stine
Grhoo
C. J. Robertson
Stine and Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Ranch
Kendrick
Gates
Preston
Newlin
Return to Cheyenne Flares Rumors After Iris Shooting
Report from Fort Collins hints Grey may admit to the shooting at Pearson Iris case on return to Cheyenne. Observers doubt confessions cover all facts and note defendants have no relatives ready to aid their defense.
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Cheyenms
Fort Collii Fe
Grey
Pearson Iris
War Front Lines Shift Around Verdun Fortress
Amid Verdun area fighting the Erden front remains fluid as Austro Hungarian, German and French units clash near Douaumont woods. A French night assault into Comieres village is reported as repulsed with heavy costs.
Institution investigation reports shakeup and resignations
Humane Agent Darke spent last week at the Institution examining its affairs. Mr. Burke, under the governor, checked property. Mr. Newlin reviewed finances. C. F. Robertson, longtime superintendent, resigned recently and was replaced by William Moncur of Lovell two weeks ago.
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William Moncur of
Lovell
Old Wyoming Resident Involved in Irish Revolt
Sir Horace Plunkett, former MP and Wyoming landowner, and F. C. Bosler engaged in ranch property near Rock River Albany County. In Cheyenne for a city food-supply conference, Plunkett’s car was fired upon during the Dublin uprising, his nephew Ponsonby wounded, and a companion hit in the arm. He reported daily danger and heavy shelling while aiding Dublin’s food distribution.
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Wyoming
Sir Horace Plunkett
F.C. Bosler
Rock River
Bosler
Albany County
Arps
Sir Roger Casement
Sir Horace
Cheyenne
Mr. Bosler
Conrad Young
Omaha
Dublin
Ireland
England
Bone
Ponsonby
U S Maintains Mexico Effort Ahead of Pershing Gavira Talks
Washington reports the administration refuses to withdraw U S troops from Mexico and plans a gradual retirement if needed. General Pershing and General Gavira are to meet at Namique headquarters as Carranza resists armed expulsion and Villa is believed cornered near Jimines with Treviño closing in. Flying columns prepare to pursue Villistas between field bases and expeditionary forces.
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Carranza
Villa
Washington
Mexico
War Department
General Pershing
Gavira
Namiquipa
Carrange
United States
Chihuahua City
Genet Jacinto Trevoni
Mimbrers
Jimines
James J Hill in serious condition after operation
James J Min, railroad builder and pioneer, remains in a grave state after a critical operation at his home in Saint Paul Minnesota. Eminent doctors and Mayo surgeons from Rochester Minnesota report he withstood the procedure and is resting, though age makes the case precarious. An infection in the buttock and thigh was opened and drained, with the patient now resting quietly under careful care by Mayo physicians and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
WT. Paul, Minn
James J. Min
Capitast and Pioneer
W. J
Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Hid
President Hints U S May Mediate If Belligerents Agree
Vienna dispatch reports the United States open to mediation if all belligerents consent France alone blocks an early peace while Britain, Russia, Belgium and Italy seek a summer offensive France remains determined to continue the war and faces a desperate position alongside Serbia
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Vienna
France
Kinglind
Mussia
Belgium
Italy
Serbia
Fifteen Horses Stolen and Recovered After Chase
Fifteen horses were stolen near Hillsdale on Friday and later abandoned along the road after thieves failed to move them swiftly enough. Undersheriff Orin Babbitt recovered all animals by Saturday noon. Sheriff Gleason issued the initial alert after Leo Ribling reported a valuable horse stolen, with further thefts involving A. J. Wrekoff.
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Uwillsdale
Orin Babbitt
Gleason
Leo Ribling
Hillsdale
Gontte
Illnale
Pebbutt
Willindale
Annual Fire Department Inspection Schedule
The annual inspection of the regular and volunteer fire departments will occur Tuesday morning. Chief Taylor leads the regulars and Chief Patlout oversees the volunteers. The two groups will assemble at Central Fire and proceed to the Binval Memorial Day parade before inspection by city commissioners.
Memorial Day Observance Plans for MEMOONEAL Day
Memorial day services set with a 7:90 o clock church service at First Methodist led by Rev BF Brace. G A R veterans attend in a body. The parade forms on Seventeenth Street with Chief of Police Mberg as marshal.
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First Methodist Church
F Brace
Polinw C
Mmberg
Seventeenth Street
Capital Avenue
Central Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Wilson outlines U S peace terms to League of Enforce Peace
President Wilson told the League to Enforce Peace that the United States will join a universal association of nations to preserve world peace. He urged freedom of the seas, nonaggression, and equal sovereignty for small and large states, stressing diplomacy over rival alliances. Berlin reactions cited optimism on peace prospects and German political leaders cautious about the next steps.
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League
Wilson
U. S
Washington
United States
Association of Nations
Germany
Great Britain
Officlass
The
Europe
Berlin
Taft
Philip Schielemann
Schieiedemann
England
James Gerardie
Munich
Mgr
Gerard Ia
Saylig
Anone Belivaerett
America
Funeral for J D Freeborn Set Tuesday Morning
Funeral services for Jacob D. Freeborn who died Friday at his home S01 East Seventeenth Street will be held Tuesday at 8 20 AM at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery with a Masonic service by Knights Templar. Officiants include Bishop N Thoman Rev Dr George C Rafter and Rev B A Huston.
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Jacob D. Freeborn
East Seventeenth ,Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Knights Templar
N. Thoman
George C. Rafter
A. Huston
Hormmann Heads Frontier Association at Union Meeting
Fred Hofmann was re elected president and T Joe Cahill re elected secretary of the Frontier Cave association at the union meeting last night. A Semvad John J McTnerney and Fred J Hirsly were elected directors to succeed William Iubole J Schroeder and CC W Hirain. Secretary Cahill noted growing interest in this year’s celebration and mentioned 53 letters about Frontier overline lists window hangers and cards.
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Fred Hofmann
T. Joe Cahill
Frontier Cave Association
A. Semvad
John J. McTnerney
Fred J. Hirsly
William Iubole
J. Schroeder
W. Hiraig
Cahill
Otc
National Guard Officers Break Camp at Ft Russell
The second battalion of the Wyoming National Guard, with units north of Fort Russell, closed camp after a week. Company C Cheyenne, Wheatland, Pouglee, and Alton were represented in the Third Infantry. Lieutenant Luther James led the instruction under Colonel Blrnney and Major Audermeon and state Guard officers assisted.
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National Guard
Ft. Russell
Wyoming National Guard
Fort Runsell
Third Infantry
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Pouglee
Alton
Lieatenant
Luther James
Regulay Ara
Blrney
Thermopolte
BR. Audermeon
Demaers
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Vrowoutor
M. Thompson
State Reform
Erdun
Tyrol
Irians
Verdun
Denamont le
Douamont Wood
Meuse
Comieres
Werlio
J. J. Hill
James
Hill
Coattiog
Babbitt
Gerard
Universal Association of Nations
Maryui
J.D. Freeborn
Horrmann Again
Frontier
Cvohists
MERT
Capitol City
Frontier Park
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